BEVERIDGE CFA has celebrated its first-ever golf day, holding the event last Friday to raise money for it’s facilities.
More than 60 people attended the day, playing in teams of four in a scramble format.
Players had multiple opportunities to win big, including taking out the day, entering more than 10 different raffles and competing in side challenges.
Challenges included a couple of attempts at a long putt on the practice green and a chipping contest, which saw players trying to flop the ball as close as possible to a net.
The organisers incorporated different setups on each hole, including some where groups had the option to tee off closer to the hole in exchange for a donation.
A CFA member said he “doesn’t care how the results go, as long as everyone walks in with a smile on their face”.
Beveridge CFA currently has around 30 members and is on the hunt for more people to join.
Hoping to expand, members are happy with how everything is going, understanding that it’s a growing area and a work in progress.
It was a great day, which will hopefully grow into a major annual event for the brigade.
